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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-07
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
COMMISSIONERS, PROCEED.
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s.t-. fEG.g IL ntAI'
The Board OF County Commissioners
met Monday, June 9th. and after dis
posing of the claims. presented. Cpublish.
ed yesterday transacted the following
bus ness. Present Aessrs Honey,nan,
Bradley and Bird.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
The following reports were examined
and approved. to Wit: Sheriff, Clerk,
Assessor. Tailor, Hospital 8. Steward,
District Attorney, John Murphy. J.P.
and report of State Apportionment Of
Treasurer's salary 'E'. ''.'." "'....
The Board ordered the CLERK to mott
f. the several Justices OF the Peace in
the county that they must make their
reports as required by law. ....... go.
The cash in the County Treasury vas
counted and found to correspond with
tho Auditors books.
Upon motion the petition of citizens
of Columbia praying for the appoint
ment of Joseph McClay to the Office of
Road Supervisor WAS granted. ,,
Upon motion the p, tition. Of citizens
Of South Ruby Valley to form a School
District TO- be known ns, Fort Ruby
School District was granted according
to the prayer of petitioners. q '~.. '1 ''s-
Upon motion che Board ordered that
s. III. Henley furnish Mrs. Banks, an
INDECENT. with provisions 10 the amount
of 500 during the month OF July. ..
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned to Monday Aug. /,
1887. 10. = 81 IN Sjt-..I JLt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-07

Will be upon you and. you will realize
that every dollar spent in fuhhering q
local enterprise will return to you doub.
led, while every one you send away will
be gone forever. Tn looking around to
nee where to spend those Dollars most
adyantageonsly 1t will
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-07
NOTICE FOR. PUBLIcA..1
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ encouragement settler has fled notice
OF his intention TO make fnsi proof in SUPPER,
OF his claim, and that raj proof win be made
be orc ihs Disifict Court OF Nevada at RIhoss
EiSo county. Nevada. on SEPTEMBER Iah.
1887. viz: Homestead entry No.dss JOHN
ROBBINS, for the s L u OFFS W Y Section "a
Z u OF " W 4 and N W 4 of N K 4 fec,ton1s,s
Township 80 North, Range 50 East. He ,au,sss
the following wlsness"s to prove his oontiuu,
Gus residence upon. and cultivation Of said
land, Wig:
James Myers. Of Ruby Valley, Rlko Co.
IssGc o-iswold, r.0.. - ~ q
f'. a; o c:%'is, :. q SGso q 81
( D. Fl. HALL, RsgistNs.a
Ordered that this notice be published in the
INDEPENrE T for period OF sig conAAcutive
Elko, june :, 1887. .'a s7'27 -
.fEEFF.J itfr M l.=s.lf ..-rfr,rs frfsty,SI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

TEE ExxRrun TnExa Amoux wnAr m
TsNxs oF I'M RuHsAH QUESTION.
CINcznNArz, AnQ. ao.-The Camsner.
cal 0aeffIe prints q communloaalan
from Senator SAerman. b Whieh ha
makes . denial OF the Views allaRed 30
have been expressed hy him % the
nshery question 30 Henatur ORelVls a.
the Dominion 0oveEnmanl, and axtan-
aively repEinted thFouRh0ua the United
states
He sayss II bad q oonusr.sssca viii
Senator ORilpia In ths praaanoo AZ q
nnmher Of gentlemen, ia uhioh I look
ftaetiy TIE opposite poeltien. That
while The Canaaiam Goyernmanl hnd
the logal right % exoluae Amerloan
nznefmen from within the throa mfle
limit oK thelF shore, h wRs an aea 0f bad
policy % Do % and thAt theif denial %
American fsheEmen of aeammn1nlai
siRhla % Ssh shelter and hag haii and
spppllas II uanadian pafiR uas iiscon-
aIesenf uith tie elVIll1sA end ecneroue
pul1ey ~ modefn ohmmaealAl naaiona
and that I hoped "a would Dc prnupilv
abandoned, as ths best preparation fof
more intimate commercial relaliana ha-
tween she United States ana the Do
mlnion Government Theas viawn. In
mbalanoe. we're puhllshed IN Ia uapsT1
at winnipeg. and feoi quite snfa shAi
senate oallvto never anthsElRsd the
paolloa,.on OF hhe atalamsna have
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
SEATTLE W t. WEDNESDAY, MORNING AUGUST 81 1887

hcaaa, and uhisA uera naessa 4 N
eaA Me11e 6rs& made he rressnnl
known ta kKnd nnA M. Hams whn wrrr
~ 1re1pssdR11 On Friday marnina. ani
@ t14tl reeuEnfng % eanr. whsR fhell
ee4A waa wi4hin abonf hlsy Yards a
eAa Oempanyis eahin AIharf ssrrnnf cul
tEom behind tAe brnah with Uineken-
~ and nzdnHed 3 hnll. Albsrt fhan
ealisd Hnndn and ordered Atm a rsIi
Harvey &eads and Joa Dounina oai of
tha eabtn, saying be dusirsd ehesn 10
keep ouA % The cabin aniil he { AIherll
eolld search for sams papers nra u.onns
Whfe1 ka had eoneeAled thern.
About aAia alma HaFvur Meadn ara
Do9nln9 heaEd tha oommssion and
holA oamo cut of tha cabin, and a theV
apEeared Alhgrt tired ana Dnwnfnn M
dsAA A aeeond .shos from - win.
chester killed Harvey Meadn. Turnfna
toward ne waaon Albert urened - -
Ne occapants his third shnt fatally
Wuundina Hands. BR this tiu,e rrs3
MAIDS had aannrud q six nh0oAas, which
nanel ~, and atlemPssd to ere a. Az
oesi Meade. bal The usApon apapped
4n4 ooald not Be discharged. Albert
orea - kfed I've times 10 rapid ans
SESSION and vale be vas thun en-
RnQeo kfed Meade waa running toward
HIM. Finally the tUo men elinchod,
and 3 slruRRle ensned for tha poassssioa
q 30 weapon. Az last Fred Maads Eol
tne Wincheeeer from Alberf, and With
e s1el bin theo1Rh he heart Hands
aled 1se helr1 iAl1R. Aibora 4. Meadsss
eeay wMa bnHis9 fscs dawnWasd, and
... sss ssns.ee g -, We sailfE tEo nsIs
Investigation resulted in an aoqulttal Of
Fred Meade.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
Ia0s FIRMs.

pu1lapElPnrA grknTLRD ~ yMn An
NoUBcE1xKzT or HEkyr EAzLUEKa-
PHrLAuElRHIA, Aue. so.-This morn
inQ the annsunoement wag made tha1
Robert Hare, Pswell a OompaHy, and
he Robert Hare 4 Sons Company. gFsai
ooal IniniDg firms bad failed and tbs
street. was necessaFily startled. John
D. Bradley, mana9sf Of b0sh hrm9,
stated thai the failure was the rssali
Of the suspension Of Chase Pennook, Of
Coatesyills, on the extension % ths
iron piata merchants. whose papsr bore
ths end0fssment Of both hrms. Tbs
liabilities gill Be plaedd at 81. SOC. 600
which is assumed b. the aHgfegail
amoant for which they became IN.
doFssFs on Penn0ek's notes that vert
protested yesterday. Their assists ol
vast tracts 0f coal lands ard -.
purtsuanoss are fxed at ft.oO0y00
| Ths 0naFantss Trust Company has besl
made aaieDoes Of The hrms u I
stated that their paper has not beel
protested and that the wages aud ac
osunts are setllsd - 70 TIE isst ssttls
uasns date. The assignment is mad
70 prsteet The creditors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

THE DKRosrrToNs ron fHK RAILWAY cox
nrssxoN ABOUT COMPLETED.
SAx FRAxCIsoo. Ana. S.-A. A. Cohen
has about finished taking the deposi-
tions Of the Southern Pacific officials
fer The Paci6c Railway O0mmiaaion-
They make sn immense pile OF reading
matter, and II viii take Messrs. Patti
500 and Anderson and Littler some lit
IA time 10 40 throaRh them. In the
last ten daYs Mr.. Oohea has examined
Secretary z. Il. Miller, General Nan
aRer A. N. T0wne, Treasurer N. I.
Smith, IL. Healy, !. P. jackson. Ar
thur Binn, Land Agent W. n. Mills
General freight AGENT RichaFd Cray,
T. a.. Clement, and Au3itof T. O.
Wright. Today A. Z. Davis. Of The
southern Pasite Railroad, and n. D
Boruck we're examined. On wednesday
M. Stanford uiIi Be examined, and tbh
win probably close the Dispositions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
ANY ACrIaH.

RATERoAD OFFICIAL ooNETDKNT OF gUo-
0Ess N DEFEATING TEE HRoKHT
FoHTBITuRB oRDKn.
SAN FRkzcIsco. Aug. O.-Jegome
Madden, Land Agent Of the Southern
Pacific, said today In reference to SEQ
relary LAmaf's recent order opening q
entry the indemnity lands Of the Gall
fornia and Oregon Railroad Company
that the action Of the administration
vas opsn 10 serious objeotion. No set
tier fling upon the land could possibly
get q eIeaT title. His holdings would
be In perpetual litigation % the Rail
read Company beside the Congress
sional grant vas protected also By sey
eral decisions of the Superior Court OF
the subject. Mr.. Madden said Be fel
certain that the Company could wiI
any action they ehoosa 10 bfiag aRAins
the aovernment IN reference 10 this de
cisicn. Instead Of helping settlement
this order w0ald FetaFd it. aa no aettlel
wanted 70 improve land which nigh
eventually be taken from him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

city eiicitsda denial of the arssst of
uAmphell. ID waa learned. howeRar.
that the avndleafe bad heo0ma disnatia.
led a. Campbell's manaaemsnt and
bad depcoed him. An investigates o.
Ala acoounfa is In pFomfesa. hma the
olneefs refueo b make any statement
q 9 TIE foG1lt. CAmp6oil lives q
WiehitA, kangAa and h said % have
aecamaln1ed q gsod eeal Of property
slnee he hes bosn IL ehaEee 81 Tie ayn-
diaaaa afalra.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
Gear FAMINE.


PKKDIuTroN IN SAN FRANcxD0o xnAx wIIx
ETERNsT THE PE0PER % snAETER.
GAE FHAHuEsco, Ana. So.-A promi-
nent coal daAleR here prudiols q coal
famine In this city IN short lima, and
states thai the vhsat corner Is - blame,
as u has tied up large heet of English
vessels u this hafbof for TIE last few
months. He also says thai this city de-
pends mainly on the coast supply Of
coal. that Is, on Vancouver minss-the
Wellington and the Nanaimo. Other
thinRs being equal. the oify could de-
pend for supply on these two, bat the
peculiar disaster IN the latter mine
Withdrew 500 tons Of daily output from
the market, and the Wellington and
Seattle minss, II worked 20 their at
most capacity. could not with that
drawback begin 10 satisfy the demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

mzxEns ~ NEw MKuco sHooI AID KILL
RkoH oIHEn.

nxKns ~ HKw MxuCo smocT AID KILL
nkcH oTaER.
sAnxA FE. (E. NJ. Ana. 0--Fwo
wears aQo Albert A. Meade tame from
io1a and located some miaes af Coed
Here, near TrespEedrass y. n. A
shcrs tine after the loeation Of the
claims, Msads, In company With Fred
snd Harvey Meads. his ktnsman from
Aledo, TIlR., Frank Ris6el and q. Smith
of Chicago, incorporated TIE property
nndeF The Laws of Illinois. under ~
uarnea Of Las Laess Miliina 4 Minina
Company. A mill wss crested 4nd the
miners worked uslfl Q fsw menth1 aRo
whan kIhsxt Meade became otnsafiaaed
eomplsining that tbs e0upany va
at,enptina 10 s9indie him CT ot hi
share of The property. be nrou5ha sail
% regain posEs9sson Of the propertg and
wsni 10 Santa Fs 70 live. Oh Nednea
day he ieft Santa ks for Me1dviAA
essnR for the puFpcse of seeuriuR %
psEs be bad isft IN The Company ounl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

RAILRoAp Ac0EDEzT ocCURs IN THn
crTY or CHICO.

a RAnnoAp ACCIDENT ocuURs IN rH1
CITY OF CHICO.
CuCo, GAL, Aua. 30.-The north bound
Oregon express ABd south bound train
collided ct the depot In this city early
this morning. The cause of the acoi-
dsnt was the failure OF tbs air brakes
on the north bound train, which dashed
BY the depot and struck the south
bound train, which vas standing at the
water tank, with such foros that the
locomotives we're fairly telescoped ana
she cars Of the south bound train were
ssnt up the track nearly Q hundred
yards. The tenders on both locomo-
tives were eompletely wrecked and the
'front.' end .af tha haaaaNe ear waa
sDaabed e sMzeels g 18th tIalHs
south bound, stayed With their engines.
Bat one man vas hurt, n. K. epEague.
whose left leg vaa aliRhkly spFalned.
Most Of the passengers On the trains
did not know that an accident had 90
aurRed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
nRlFIan arn1ar1n.


THE MAHIruDAKs Am BEAD A LESSON nj
TIE LONDON STANDARD.
L1NDos. Auk. 0.-Tha Sgam.1ard, ra.
ferring 30 the Manitoba Railroad
trouble says: "Tho more clearly ,he
rights In question are understood, Ina
more emphatic will BE- the opini0n here
that the ManilobAns are trying 70 derive
an unfair advantage from thar
geographical position. Tbs best pralt
for tho settlements lies Ia lhs direction
ofa eompEomise Of which q preliminary
ought 10 ba the immedlata sugpanainn
Of the operation on The Manitoba Rail
way line. No efforts shoald be aparod
20 eoncisiasa the Manilohana. but thew
must oe made 10 oonfofm % thelF duilal
a. British sabiscas and canadian eitl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

An oRx0oNIAE oryEs TEB RKABoN OF
TEE GREAT nRcRRAsK IN TEK
sAsNoN PACK.
San FRAHC1sco, AuR. S0.-A dLspatch
from Neu York says that Senator
heMy w. OoFbett, of Oregon. nov q
the Gilsey House, says thak the salmor
peak IN the Columbia River this season
viii probably reach 10000 oa9es Of
4,s00, 900 pounds. That is fully 20 PEI
cent. below the usual amount, and hs
credits this falling OF 10 the dsstruo-
ton Of young fish by the use OF trap
which catches all sizsa. The trapperI
do NOS can the fish and OoFbsst think
thai the United States Government
might as well take the remedy Ia hand
especially, as the Columbia River is the
dividing line between Oregon and
Washington Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
mTnoR RmsM TEXAs.

wANAaEn cANIBHzLL on rExAs sTHDH-
CAFE rHoUuKT 10 ID q BEEk1nTMa.
CzIckoo, ARG. O.-A Tumof reached
this city todsg from Fert worth, Texas.
tnaa Bnrtnn n. Oampbeli, Manager Of
ths TeTaa State capital syndiosfe fa1eh,
had besu arrested hera c1aERed With
the emhexxisme1t of $4,000. lGaniKy
q fhs cfzlss % he eyndlsate " MI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Two PROMINENT zzu DBCEmE A. or.
FfoR HEoAusK oF A LAcx on eofEN-
rITIc xEoWEHB0K.
wAszuar5H, Aug. 80.--The President
todaV appointed Professor q. w.
Blown Goode, Assistant DifeotoE Of the
National Mussum, 70 Be Commissioners
of Fish and Fisheries vice 5. Y. Baird
deoeassd. Judge MoO1s, Solioitot Of
he Treasury, ubo waa efsl tsndofsd the
once, destined, beoaass Of bis lack Of
aeieukffas knOwiodgs. The once uaa
also tendeFed 20 oovefnsK IhDmpson,
Aotinw Secretary of tha TreasnFy, and
he too declined Il for the SANE reason.
Professor 0oods Il q veil known scien-
Dat. and was assooiated with Processes
Baird 10 many daties Of . scientifis
So eaafar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Twenty ave cents bays . meEino IN
aershiFs e the S1aF Cl0thfnR Hoass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
FROM FHR IRCfIC.
Latest News Frem the Fleet
Of Arctic Whalers.
COAL FAninE pREDlcTED
Easiass xslsssopsd e Chiss- Tsuau
RiaA Desfrsysd-coald Succeed n
Any Astioa Pasins Railway
Dspssislsss Nearly psue
Yakima HOPS.


Mws FROM TEB WHALING Enunx-RoRm-
Ea EunEHx8 RnoM IKE Engf cAEW.
sAM FnkNcnco, Ana. S0.-Ths whalinn
bark Thoman Pope arrived from TIE
Aroais thig moEniBe. she reports thai
the ocean has been EemaKkably oinar 81
lee the past spslnz and ths whaiaRs'
pEospeefs ere good for 9 fan eatuh. ne
total catoh Of the aeet Of thirty 1.-Two
vsasais 40 30 July 20th waa ISL whalsa.
No additional nsws vs. bro1Qhl of
tha twa q 1hFea maa, Survivors oe lAs
diHaa4eR WAlN4 eFeEknok &An hAEk
Napolaon d 10oA The BsaF Waa ne1
as1n e Ratnt Hopa. ana - antss.as sf
her trip 20 tha Northern Coast Of Asia,
In search Of The men .who thRew pieos
Of wood into The So which waB picked
up reeanalgs cannot yet be gaauaed.
There b 10 proepoot Of obtaining
further news from the Arstio until ths
Bear rstnEms, whiah. Il Is thought, win
be In nhout month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Novelties h bridal trosseans and mas-
lin undsrweaE, eIeaFanes sale. han
Franeisso Store. aoA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

&4.50 embroidersd robe salts rsdnefe
10 e. 1ss loo lawn Fsdncsd % 64es clear.
ancs saie. San Francisco store suls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Especial 70 the Posr-IzEEz1zanEUza. I
EoaTE YAKEMA (W. IT,, Aug. So.-Ths
nrst shipment Of Yakima hops, sixty
i've bales. goes 10 Milwaukee t0moFFoW.
From one 10 thr9e carloads Of fruit and
melons are shipped daily from this
place. Ten carloads Of hay are waiting
Ter the ears. The weather b cool and
cloudy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

IS shades Ie-inoh aIl sllk lass selsst
a yard; 2k-lnoh heagy gross grain
aifk 7aa. San KfanoiHoo store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Lsoh AZ shs new and nobby nssktisI
- Toklss 4 sirgsrmsn'G aai4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

SAR EnANcHsoo, Aug. 80.-Tho affair.
noon session of the stock markat was
lower and weaker, and stocks tGmblod
back almost 10 yesterdays aanFea. Con.
solidated Virginia closed a. SILK, and
Grown Point AZ t6J(, dollar lower
than thla morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
Corr in ne aaulh.

hALrLMoRn, Ana. 60.--Tha Aanafac.
turevs' Reeord this week contains a re-
port from The entire Hoaih aa 20 the
|erops and condition Of business. Tka
corn crop Of the Hoath a nnpFeoedently
large, exceeding the yfald Of 1855 bY
over 5000 buahels. TIE south VIII
this year be nearly aelf-gapporting In
the matter OF corn, aud many millions
Of dollars that heretofore have gone 30
lhe West for corn win ba saved 10 aha
Southern farmers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

soyTA. Aue. D.-Ths psOpls are
stsoneig opp8ssd Of kassia % ssnd ;
naneEni and commission % Bulgaria.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

81. PKrnnaBuna. Aug. 80.--Tha
Nouesti says; "fho Porte has accepted
RuasiA's proposal 10 send Ernoth &c
provisional Governor Of Bulgaria and
Eastern Ronmania until the new DO
brapie can legally elect q Prince. The
Sultan has guaranteed that Turkey viii
assist General EEnoth 30 carry oal hla
mission aud sapply him with q Turkish
aRrnw ~ r.aaaannFu -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

San FRAEcEsoo, Aug. o0.-MayoF Pond
this morning sent q Telegram 10 Presi-
dent Cleveland, notifying him thaa the
municipality and the prominent com
mereial and trade organizations Of the
city have this day forwarded By mail
an invitation 10 President and Mrs.
Cleveland 10 visit this city and the Pa
cifie Coast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
rAKKN 10 rms REBEHvATIoN.

DnHvnR, Aua. So information vas
iust reoelved that ell the Indians have
except fey old men and women Who
we're left bshind 70 care FOR the wound
ed Who we're unable 10 be moved. The
report, however, is NOT confirmed. 0oa-
eFal Oroolra is expected some time today.
Governor Acams has sent courier 20
OoloFog asking him 10 meet himseif
and Crooks IN Q peace oounoil.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

BERLLN, Aug. @.-The annual assem-
bly, Of German Catholics opened a.
TFsws, yesterday. Three thousand dele
gates we're present. Herr WlndthoFst,
in an address said that the snfsnts
o0rdsals which existed between tha Pops
and the Emperor was highly important
as Indicating the turning point Ia their
relations. He proposed the health Of
the two Potenfalea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

San fnkncIaoe. AUG. O.-The oredi.
tors Of Wan. Dfesnaoh and John Roeen.
best means OF umpoMuK 81 tun uuUV tumH
of wheat held By the usedifoFa aa 60
ouFity. TIE Committee was instructed
30 report whether 10 should be sold oF
divided.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31

Ckrno. Ana. g0.-Ths Kabbish tFibs
defeated ths Dsrviahes IN Bgara county,
klIling 800. Tue Abysinians aTs NOV.
inc aQainst the DsFVishes via ssnnaf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
Easy nay Ter the GoVeFnor.
GAN EwaurNaro Amm an a.-nw.

SAN FRkRC1soo, Aue. 30.-0overnoE
Rsrtlett vac resting easy this morning
With Ne apprsoiable change IN his con-
dition. Everything is considered IA
VoRablo for An eaRV dav.
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LsoNDoM, Aus. 39.-Itis reported that
ths oablnet has decided 70 modify tho
proclamsfaon Of the Oague % that u
shall Apply 10 certain districts oEiy.
5000 a. mmweaaNra
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EBEN SMITH,

Attorney at Law
ii z. cammlmaunes aaa zetazr Pntlia.
P5na tands bg18tt and orA4,
P.o. box 90. ssattlA WI. Ja6
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sARATooA IN. ~, Aus. 30.-The
Democratic Stats Committee have
issued q call for convention % n0ms.
nate Htate officers 10 meet At Saratoga
on September 9th.
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RAyxNMA (Ohio), Ana. 30.-OveE
twenty d~elling houses besides large
mill, known as the Boyd Manufaetuf.
inc O0mpauy's mill, we're destroyed By
Gre yesterday. Tue town is almost to.
tally destroyed; loss, 500 I0COi insurance
liuhk
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DURLEN, AuQ. 30.-Tha ferlnightly
nesting Of the National Lsagae was.
largely attended. Vim. 0Rfieu pa
the LsaQus ahaIiisi Nfhp6 the goveru-
meat should issue the proclamation
would hold its meeting With closed
doors, and refuse to opsn them for the
polioe.
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Army Promoaions

WAsHINoroH, Aug. 30 by the retire
ment Of Rear Admiral Davis, an
nsunoed today, the following prone
sions will be made: OommOdore Bfainl
10 be- Rear Admiral; OAptain George
Brown 10 ba Commodore; Oommandsl
VIM. Whitehead 10 be Captain; Leu
tenant Commander q. A. ehetky g
be Commander; Lieutentant ID. y.
DilIy 10 be Lieutenant CsmmandeF
Lieutenant ]. %. Nicholson (Janiol
Rradel 10 be Lieutenani; Ensign O. W
Denlsld 10 be Llenlenant f1unior.l
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-06-23
Ex-GOV. A. H. STEVENS COUSIN

am first cousin of the late Ex-Governor AL
eXander ii Stevens, and have been postal clerk
on different railroads since 1858. For ten years
have suffered from cancer on my faca. have
been sufferer from cancer on my face, which
grew worse until the discharge of matter be-
came profuse and very offensive. l became
thoroughly disguised with blood purifiers and
pronounced them humbugs, as had tried many
without relief.
Finally was induced to use 3, B. B. which
was about the 1st of February, and continued
its use until the latter part of April, The Often
sive discharge decreased at once and the hard
ness around the cancer disappeared. 1t i'm
proved my general health and L rapidly gained
1e sh and strength. The discharse gradually in
creased and the cancer became less in size I'M
til nothing remains except scar to tell the
tale of once danger GUS cancer. All who have
seen me since have commenced the use of 4.
b. b. bear testimony of my great Improvement
and the scar on my face showed that 1t cured
the cancer. find that b. b. Il. comes squarely
up to what it Is recommended, and cannot say
too much in praise CT this wonderful medicine
have tried them all, but B. B. b. stands at the
top as q blood purifier.
The above is copied from the Atlanta, (Ga.)
Banner. Wdfch1ndn, being the voluntary Ian
guage of Mi. James A. Cheer, which editor
CAN'T Endorses
"Mr. Greer is an honest, upight citizen of
Athens who had a bad cancer, and his numer-
GUS friends thought that he could not live very
long. as the cancer was gradually sapping the
foundation of his constitution. but now looks
well and hearty.